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Construction of a semi-permanent dwelling in the jungle of Puerto Rico begins with the installation of a steep, multi-level staircase to provide safe access down a muddy mountain slope. The project site sits on a hillside with significant elevation change, positioned away from the river to avoid flood zones.3:24 To build the stairs, two 36-foot stringers are constructed and maneuvered down the grade.5:33 The foundation framing consists of two separate decks—one for a tent-style yurt and another for a kitchen and dining area—connected by a walkway.12:06 Joists are spaced 12 inches on center to prevent warping and floor creaking.14:45 Future plans for the site include installing a cistern at the top of the slope for gravity-fed water, a bathroom, and a hot water shower.3:43 The project demonstrates a method for creating safe, permanent access to steep terrain on a remote property.

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